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HI,
This is Kavita. 33 years. In 2015 I conceived and had lower back pain which started in my early pregnancy. In 2016 I had multiple pain points and did phyiotherapy. Things were in control.
In 2017 October, I had severe problem in my back and MRI suggested disc bulge at C4 5 6 and L 5 and L6. I resumed physiotherapy. But things were not resolved quickly.
In Oct 2018 I again started physiotherapy. Things are ok not that great relief.
I just want to know what does it mean - The dorsal spine shows anterior marginal hyperintensities at multiple level. Pls find attached my report for reference.
I am on Diane 35 also for my pcos problem. My lower back pain has again started. My tsh is in control.
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Send photo of mri films and your blood test ultrasound report for Pcod and medicine treatment record It is curable consult me thru practo
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